This is the foreign country that I visited the most, as I grew up near the Dutch-German border. It usually delivers, although the quality of its sights are no comparison for those in Italy, France or Spain.
Visit #34
2025 (May): Schwerin.
Visit #33
2023 (October): Berlin and Erfurt.
Visit #32
2020 (June): A weekend in Worms, Speyer, Bad Ems.
Visit #31
2020 (June): Covid revisits to Aachen and Cologne.
Visit #30
2019 (November): Augsburg.
Visit #29
2019 (April): Naumburg.
Visit #28
2019 (March): Xanten.
Visit #27
2018 (April): Erzgebirge, Hainich NP (Saxony, Thuringia).
Visit #26
2017 (August): Kassel (Hohle Fels, Mathildenhöhe).
Visit #25
2016 (June): Reichenau (Lake Constance).
Visit #24
2014 (November): Corvey (North Rhine-Westphalia).
Visit #23
2014 (June): Munich, Wies and Bayreuth (Bavaria).
Visit #22
2013 (July): Kassel (Hesse).
Visit #21
2013 (April): Hamburg, Haithabu (Schleswig-Holstein).
Visit #20
2011 (July): Fagus Factory in Alfeld (Lower Saxony)
Visit #19
2010 (May): Regensburg, Bamberg (Bavaria).
Visit #18
2010 (April): Maulbronn (Baden-Württemberg).
Visit #17
2009 (May): Dresden, Bad Muskau, Berlin.
Visit #16
2007 (December): Lübeck, Stralsund (Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania).
Visit #15
2007 (February): Dessau, Quedlinburg.
Visit #14
2006 (August): Worked in Frankfurt for 3 months, including visits to Lorsch and Messel Pit.
Visit #13
2006 (January): Hildesheim, Goslar.
Visit #12
2005 (September): Völklingen.
Visit #11
2005 (July): Berlin, Potsdam.
Visit #10
2005 (March): Weimar.
Visit #9
2004 (December): Bremen.
Visit #8
2003 (August): Essen, Zollverein.
Visit #7
2003 (July): Upper Middle Rhine Valley.
Visit #6
2003 (February): Trier.
Visit #5
2002 (November): Bonn, Brühl.
Visit #4
2001 (August): Aachen.
Visit #3
2000 (March): Wurzburg.
Visit #2
2000 (February): Cologne, Speyer.
Visit #1
1971 (July): Start of countless family holidays to Hinterstein (Allgäu) and family visits to Bad Bentheim (Lower Saxony).
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